diver2061

Thanks. I also found a reference to someone who remotes in with the admin credentials and then waits for the screen-saver/windows lock screen. Then they can login using the AzureAD credentials. I haven't tried yet, #anintnobodygottimeforthat. But it is worth at try.

According to this blog from 7/29, it is not yet support. But the blog gives the impression that RDP with AzureAD credentials may be supported soon. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/05e1edd8-e22b-4865-8cb8-87673347f450/azure-ad-join-vs-rdp?forum=win10itprogeneral

Thanks AlexB

Here is another forum on the topic. I don't see an answer there either. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/5d67f718-51f7-469d-836e-c3829c1ac099/remote-desktop-connection-using-azuread-credential?forum=winRDc

I've got the same problem. RDP is enabled. RDP works for the local PC admin account, but fails on the AzureAD account. The error I get is "Your credentials did not work." Like you I have a feeling it is just a matter of finding the right domain\username combination but I have not found it yet. I wonder if the issue is related to some username transposition. While installing Win10 I used my name as the local admin account, however my name is also the username for the local domain. The AzureAD created a different username for me and now they may not be linked. I'm just guessing though.